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This is a pertinent community issue- CIR.

clipped from livedocs.adobe.com Welcome to Macromedia Flash Basic 8 and Macromedia Flash Professional 8. Flash provides everything you need to create and deliver rich web content and powerful applications. Whether you're designing motion graphics or building data-driven applications, Flash has the tools to produce great results and deliver the best user experience across multiple platforms and devices. Getting Started with Flash Comments Anjimator said on Dec 6, 2005 at 7:09 PM : Cannot open live docs, tutorials. I have Mac OS10. What to do? Thank you., jdehaan said on Dec 7, 2005 at 11:12 AM : There is a known issue with opening LiveDocs on some Macs, which is currently being investigated by the engineering team. Please open LiveDocs using whichever method you used to comment here (either by opening a new browser in Firefox or Opera, or by fully closing LiveDocs and browsing to it manually). Thanks. fancyphyllis said on Feb 23, 2007 at 3:51 PM : thank U

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Good Trish and Chris Meyer tutorial on DV.com

Good tutorial on color format correction

clipped from www.dv.com Two new features in After Effects 7 ease color-critical format conversion. Have you ever received washed-out images from a client—or even yourself? Did you just let it slide ("well, that's the way they shot it…"), or curse them for making you lose more sleep as you tried to make it look better? Well, we have two bits of news for you. One, the fault may not be in the footage but in the way you've been handling it. Two, in Adobe After Effects 7, it's now easier to handle it the right way. This month we'll talk about video and the infamous luminance range issue. In the next column, we'll turn our attention to still images and sRGB color space.

Brainstorm is in After Effects CS3

clipped from blogs.adobe.com After Effects CS3: Brainstorm If you want my opinion (maybe you don't ;-), there are two engineering teams within Adobe that never fail to deliver some exciting new enhancements and features to their products. Those teams as you might surmise are the Photoshop and After Effects teams. Why they are always ‘on’, I’m not sure, but their continuing success and foresight are direct contributing factors to their market share and importance among the creative community. So... I want to chime in as have many others on some of the new features that I like most about Adobe’s latest iteration of After Effects. I'll hit them one or two at a time. My list is in no particular order but hopefully will give you a couple of new nuggets of new information to noodle on as we wait for After Effects CS3 to become a public beta.

Interesting article on shooting HDV video

I found this neat-o article on Digital Media Net. Hope you like it, yo.

clipped from videoediting.digitalmedianet.com Shooting to editing to delivering in the HDV format Now that prices of computers, editing software, and HDV cameras have become extremely affordable, many people, especially people like Wedding Videographers, are now in the position to start shooting, editing and delivering shows and videos in HD for broadcast, HD-DVD and Blu-Ray DVD's and for the web. But, there are some important things to remember when delving into this new and relatively uncharted water. So, let's take a look at the process of shooting to editing to delivering in the HDV format.

About Freesound Project

Cool site to get free sounds.

clipped from freesound.iua.upf.edu The Freesound Project is a collaborative database of Creative Commons licensed sounds. Freesound focusses only on sound, not songs. This is what sets freesound apart from other splendid libraries like ccMixter. New to this site? Read the What is Freesound page to learn more!

Testing from Mac

Testing post from Mac

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